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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1896

Page

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Pearl Bryan Murder Theory Shifts to Cincinnati

Cincinnati detectives press a theory Pearl Bryan was decapitated in Cincinnati and the body moved to Fort Thomas. Coroner’s witness John Lock details how blood, mud, and footprints indicate the body was carried from the Alexandria pike and placed among privet bushes before being left on the roadside. The Newport jury later finds Pearl Bryan headless body identified, cocaine administered, and decapitation likely while alive, with last seen in a cab with Scott Jackson and Alonga Walling.

Cincinnati U. P Pearl Bryan Fort Thomas Ixy John Lock Tingley Lock Alexandria Pike Ciscinnati Newport Campbell County Kentucky Greencastle Ind Scott Jackson Alonga Walling P ‘Lauma-st George and Plum-ats Flum-st Attorney Youlzey

Robbers Take Horse and Wagon From Stable Heist

Thieves entered A. E. Long's stable on W. Fifth Street, stole a horse and a loaded wagon, plus hay and corn, then drove away. They abandoned the outfit after leaving meat and a sack of chickens in the wagon, found by Clark Lollingsworth eight miles out on the McAVurdy pike. no clues yet.

A. E. Long W. Tifth-st Clark Lollingsworth Mcavurdy Pike

Jockey Murphy Dead in Lexington at Heart Failure

Isaac Murphy, famed jockey known as a pioneering Black rider, died in Lexington on Wednesday morning from heart failure. He leaves a $100,000 estate to his widow Lemon Tonic Laxative advertisement noise and branding included. obituary notes his career and generous bequest.

Louisvilly, Ky U. P Isaac Murphy Lexington

Bids Rejected for City Bonds After Poor Offers

Controller Johnson announced the rejection of all five bids for 70 000 in city bonds intended for fire department and hospital improvements. Local Campbell Wild & Co offered 70 491, others ranged from par to 70 000 minus commissions. Bids will be re advertised in about 60 days as market conditions are expected to improve.

Johnson Campbell, Wild & Co Indiana Trust Building Seasongood & Mayer Cincinnati S. A. Kean Chicago Street, Wykes & Co Maggie Anderson United States

City approves longer asphalt contracts for nine year guarantee

The Board of Works approves asphalt paving specs for streets from Washington to Michigan and Liberty to Madison with nine year guarantees instead of five. Contracts cover York Street, Palmer Street, Madison Avenue, Merrill Street, and brick paving on Albany Street to Maryland. Bidders lacking asphalt pavement must prove past performance and show satisfactory results after three years in other cities.

Board of Works Washington St Clair York-st Libertyst Michigan Liberty-st Massachusette-ave Palmerst Meridian Madison-ave McCartyall Merrill St Aladison-ave Iitneds-St al St Maryland Wo Pat Eperientions

Irish leader demands charter shares published in Irish debate

In DILLons tUiss VP EN rests, John Dillon of East Mayo argues for publishing details of shares in chartered companies, notably the British Somii Ateiea. He says England should accept arbitration and self government for Ireland, criticizing press and MPs. Redmond supports the address amendment amid foreign affairs strains.

Loxpos House of Commions Wedverdis Reniy Theron John Dillon East Mayo Somii Ateiea Company Ife Dillon England United States America Ihe Ireland John J. Redmond Parnellite Irish Party

Wrecking of a Plain-Engineer Killed in Yard Collision

Clarksville Tennessee February 12 Early Wednesday morning through freight No 112 northbound wrecked just before clearing the yards by running into a spring switch Brakeman William Brannon killed instantly his body cut to pieces Engineer Hockersmith seriously injured Both men from Bowling Green Kentucky Engine and three cars badly wrecked Wm Meyer tried in criminal court for assault with intent to rob The witness a street car driver feared he was robbed and carried a gun The court held decision until Thursday

Clarksville Tenn U. P William Brannon Hockersmith Bowling Green Wm. Meyer Fountain County Srueeben Burton Las Leva Chetie Dornyt Ramner Strayer Ivas Marcer Hal Uife Qulen Bec Coliey Ant Ale Cates Calleet Iumus Fermi Mort Geraraan AL Geeting Viere Darte Popitise la S. Yuutcheli Willead Bulgaria Ussia Parher State House Anna Adams IL le Lillie Aikin Frederick Annie Lehr J. Lyne Engerer Strander Luiyada Ruftner John Ella Wilber Alva Mrs. Garaban

Frozen Pumps Thawed crunk butts at Indiana Ave

A brief item lists 133 Indiana-ave with telephone 1791 as a location note. The text indicates pumps thawing and a casual, informal descriptor in the vicinity, but no clear event or outcome is provided. Further details are unreadable.

Indiana-ave

Wreck Near Fairport Kills Several Horses and Men

Rocugster New York February 12 A fatal wreck due to an open switch on the New York Central occurred four miles east of Fairport. An eastbound stock train of 23 cars collided with a westbound freight of 17 cars at Macedon swamp. Six carloads of stock scattered, one carload of horses released, many killed. Firemen and engineers perished or seriously injured, with multiple workers trapped.

Rocugster N. Y U. P Fairport New York Central Railroad Macedon Swamp West Shore Tracks Dearis Fred Losford Agannst Laesneceery Thomas Weber

Chicago laboratory accident and shooting reported in fragment

Fragmentary OCR describes a chaotic scene at a Chicago laboratory with references to a shooting, a casualty, and medical transfer. The text cites Caspar Scidiadt and Ven Lies phate prabhde Yoon among scattered names, while detailing injuries and a chaotic sequence of events surrounding a hurried response.

Cireaca Tata Pesdas Dai Barive Periluer Neon Tiny Wester Electeic Phate Prabhde Yoon Uslis

Weyler plans reporters for Cuban operations and Weyler offer

A Havana dispatch says Captain General Weyler will issue visas to reporters and correspondents to accompany the operating columns of the Spanish army in Cuba. Gen Pando may command eastern Cuba operations. Spain offers 1000 horses and 200 males for Cuban service. Weyler accepted. Weather forecast for Indianapolis area predicts cloudy conditions with rain or snow for the next 36 hours ending Thursday.

Boing Pulonm Wey- Jer—-ifin Diatest Ocder Mapuip. Pet Hfavana Capi Weegler Pando Cuba Mexico Weyler Veoniaor Indianagalis

English's hosts Charlotte Corday Camille and more

Mrs Potter and Mr Bellew open the engagement at English's Thursday night with Charlotte Corday The same will be the Will for Saturday evening and matinee and Sunday night Camille will be presented The American vaudeville company roams to the Park for three days beginning Thursday matinee Dogs and ponies galore will be at the Empire under the Norris brothers Friday night James J Corbett in The Naval Cadet appears at the Grand for two nights and a Saturday matinee

Te Park The Empire Norris Brothers James J. Corbett Naval Cadet the Grand

Dustless oats and laxative aid from Samuel Bartel

Feed your horse Janes Dustless Oats and Lemon Tome Laxative in large bottles for energy appetite and clarity. Practical architect Samuel G Bartel lists 88 Germania Ave Houghville Ind as contact.

Samuel G. Bartel Germania Ave Houghville Ind

Free silver debate frays as protest clashes with press

In a sparse House session on February 1 a free silver bill debate unfolds amid scattered attendees. Proponents of the senate substitute push amendments while Speaker and members spar over bond lists and the coinage issue, with plans to press the matter in coming days.

Wasumetos U. P House Senate Lt Yes Underwood Cox Groom Ant Pan Michel Tery

Outrage tale sparks civil suit in Georgia case

Henderson of Arpanta sues the Dade Company alleging abduction and brutal assault by a convict leased by the firm. The assailant, hired by a contractor, allegedly restrained, abused, and assaulted Miss Henderson on a public road, causing life threatening injuries. The case centers on the company’s leasing practices across Georgia and compliance with state oversight.

Arpanta Febo i U. Po Mavegie Henderson Venne Piri Tusiy Dade Con Dade Company Georgia Cgearsia Jeg Adson Arnest

Evansville Lincoln league rep in city and gas mains tax talk

Dr J A Compton from POW of WA EES visits as Evansville Lincoln league representative while Controller Johnson voices support for taxing natural gas mains. Nicholson Lill cases moved to oral argument before the supreme court on Feb 1. The state auditor's office hires extra staff to finish semi annual insurance agent licensing. Judge Cox presides over Otto Wellman case, sentencing him to $5 and 180 days for coat theft after a prior suicide attempt at a downtown pawn shop.

J. A. Compton Evansville Lincoln League Johnson Supreme Court State Auditor’s Office Cox Otto Wellman Wellman E. Washington St

Stove service advertises citywide connections

An old classified item notes stove connections offered across the city with contact details listed as Krank Butts at telephone 1191 for service.

Krank Butts

Fragmented notes on state politics and party nominations

Disjointed OCR extract shows Republicans and state committee discussions about apportionment and potential congress candidacy. Mentions Lincoln league, Denison hotel meeting, and unclear candidates Havens and Plamen amid a murky layout of names and fragments.

Gaunt Congress Havens Sal

Fragmented OCR letter hints at court, politics, and a league

Fragmented text mentions Supreme Court, a committee vote, and a gubernatorial call for a special session. It notes opinions diverging on attacking a law, references to 1872 era statutes, and a Lincoln league meeting in a criminal courtroom with McKinley praised. Also ad lines for a lemon tonic laxative appear.

Supreme Court Bern Flrocard O'Brien Shively Bers Wedarsdas GA. OW. Wishers Hie Jehinlesy Lincoln League Criminal Court Sulger McKinley A. M. Higging Terrence League Amos Walters Jfort Way

DYEING MAN LOCKED TO A CELL INTAKE DEATH SENTENCE

A chaotic 19th century court log describes Frank Anderson dying in prison after a poison attempt intended to end his life. He was sentenced for a related offense, then a controversial medical missteps margin, and the piece notes his wife Emma Anderson seeking charges for disorderly conduct. The report also lists other legal notices, local events, and a long list of names tied to various cases and licenses.

C. P Frank Anderon Bridewell Deng Maria Ttne Soeaicave Anderson House of Correction YQ Amisson Vyhis Emma Andgeson Anderson Wu Atfonda Linn Lati Ali da Vlorson Wien Tite

Mob Hangs Suspect After Jail Dragging to Court

A violent mob seized Grant Atterbury from Boone jail at 12:30 am and hanged him to a tree at the courthouse amid threats and hammer blows. The crowd, numbering about a dozen, demanded Atterbury’s execution after alleging criminal assault on his brother’s wife. Witnesses described chaotic scenes as sheriff and guards faced the mob. News details name Victim Mrs Leeds and discuss the broader unrest surrounding the incident.

Sunlivan U. P Grant Atterbury Linti Siedee Cle Siedee Hammers Telumod Appar Vistel

Lincoln Day observed in New York and ship fire near Liberty Island

Wednesday news wraps a variety of items: Ardandhbu steamship of Glassow burns off Liberty Island in New York. Boston sculptor Lorado Taft marries Ada Bartlett in Boston. German government releases white book on Boer War contacts with Britain. Dr W S Armstrong head of Atlanta health board dies in Atlanta. A W convention effort in L A W stalls. A wind storm in Rahway kills Mrs Schwindinger and injures her son. York Herald correspondent John A Cockerill receives China’s Sacred Treasure order. Hood’s Sarsaparilla touted as purifying blood and restoring vitality.

Lincoln Vireiday New York Ardandhbu Glassow Liverty Island Lorado Taft Boston Ada Bartlett Kansas City Moe Great Britain Transvaal Armstrong Atlanta Health Board Baltimore Rahway

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